Pay-TV Households To Dwindle To 73 Million By 2024: Analysts
The number of pay-TV homes will drop to 73.2 million households by 2024, according to analysts Craig Moffett and Michael Nathanson of MoffettNathanson Research.
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SBA: Biden Broadband Billions Will Boost Small Business
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Business
Comcast to Raise Rates By 3% in 2022
Broadcast TV fees rise $5, broadband up $3 per month in some markets
Cyber Monday Streaming Promos: Hulu for 99 Cents, Two Months Free of Paramount Plus and Discovery Plus, More
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Disney Content Cost Set to Spike 32% to $33 Billion in 2022
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HBO Max's Forssell on Testing Discount Offers: It's Volume, Volume, Volume
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Technology
Google-Roku Battle Surfaces Again as Latest Roku OS Update Takes Down YouTube TV and Other Apps (Updated)
Roku reportedly rolls back an OS update that caused playback problems with a number of apps
TikTok Makes Further U.S. Connected TV Push with App Support on Smart TVs Powered by Android TV, Google TV, Samsung and LG OS
Chinese streaming giant just began its quest to follow YouTube's connected TV path by debuting on Amazon Fire TV-powered devices last month
